NFCS Unizik Chapter Awka

A HAPPY FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT 🙏

Today we journeyed through a powerful Sunday Mass, reflecting on the Lenten season and how Jesus overcame temptation, encouraging us to do the same in our academic lives. It was also a joyous day of new beginnings as we inducted our Year One students into the NFCS family. The celebration was graced by our NFCS Staff Adviser, Prof. Dennis Aribodo, whose presence added warmth and fatherly support to the gathering.

We celebrated milestones - our February birthday celebrants and our NFCS executives proudly launched their new polo! Gratitude, unity, and faith carried us through.

ASH WEDNESDAY

From dust we came, and to dust we shall return.”
Today, we begin our Lenten journey in humility, repentance, and hope.
May this Ash Wednesday draw us closer to God and renew our hearts. 🕊️Ensure you receive your ashes as a sign of repentance and renewal.

Today we are enlightened that "There is nothing like secret discipleship ; It's either the secrecy destroys the discipleship or the discipleship destroys the secrecy.

In all let's always shine as the light that we are😊
For a city set on a hill cannot be hidden neither can the gifts inside of us be hidden, rather using our talents, time and treasures to serve God

Sunday blessings 🎉 🎉 🎉

NFCS !!! Living the faith 😇
A happy new month Ndi Oma
Sunday blessings everyone.

Highlights from today's mass 😇

Happy New Year from NFCS Executives ✨!
The Executives of NFCS St. Joseph the Worker Chaplaincy wishes a blessed and purposeful 2026 to all her community members.

Praying that this New Year be as bright as the stars! ✨ To us all, As we step into 2026. May this "New Season" be filled with "Divine favor" and "Academic Excellence."

Let’s embrace this fresh start with God leading the way. Cheers to a year of Joy and Breakthroughs! 🌟"

'As the Psalmist says; "The Lord has done it this very day; let us rejoice today and be glad."

-New-Year
-Executives-2026